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Buy To Let Advice please.

elmosmom · 2016-04-05 18:49:43

My husband and I own a flat. I recently rented a property in another area in order to enable my youngest child could go to the same school as his siblings. Our flat is now on the market with a view to sell. Initially we decided to sell, then live in the rented property until a suitable house came on the market for us.…

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6 April 2016 at 9:42AM

elmosmom wrote: »

It's not even what you would term a 'popular school' its just the rate of population growth has increased and the council aren't doing enough to improve school accommodation.

Its not a shock however, my council are currently undergoing huge cutbacks and a new scandal is coming out every week with corruption.

One of the better stories was that the top tier of Local Council were being paid more than the Prime Minister.

All council chief execs get paid more than the prime minister - they are charged with heading up a company of thousands, or tens of thousands, of people.

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